Number relationships-2008 as an algorithm or relationship between numbers. A number relationship discovered similar to Pi, E, and 0

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Number Relationship between Numbers identified Similar to Pi, E, and O. Could be called a new group such that the first number when raised to the number of units or places before the final digit equals the value of the final number.

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